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Despite the success, the capacity in theaters was considered a mediocre start as the budget was around $90 million.
By Thais Fonseca
07/31/2022 19:45 BRT
07/31/2022 19:45 BRT
“DC League of Superpets” is a hit at premiere, taking #1 at the box office in the US. Image: Disclosure CD Comics.
DC Comics’ new animated film, DC League of Superpets, opened with box office success in the United States, peaking at #1 in the US with $23 million in grossing in 4,313 theaters, according to a release on Isto é Gente’s website Audience preference magazine. The new production is an animated adventure about the superheroes’ fourlegged friends.
The Warner Bros film sold enough tickets to see the film No! Don’t Look!” by Jordan Peele at the North American box office. Despite the success, however, the overcrowding in theaters was seen as an average start. That’s because the budget was around $90 million.
“DC League of Superpets” is a children’s film production that had a hard time catching on at the premiere. In terms of opening weekend revenue, DC League of Superpets also trailed Pixar’s Lightyear, which opened with $51 million in ticket sales, and Universal’s Minions 2: Rise of Gru, which opened with $107 million became.
The premiere is more in line with other familyfriendly films from this pandemic era, such as Mean Guys ($23.9 million), Sing 2 ($22.3 million) and Disney’s Enchantment ($27 million). U.S. dollar). “DC League of Superpets” doesn’t have much competition over the next few weeks, which could add even more to the boxoffice hit.